Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-26
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WHEELING people appreciate good opera.
The streets should be cleaned, and kept
clean.
Two marriage licenses were issued yes
terday.
The police have made 107 arrests so far
in October.
Go over to Bridgeport and hear Sam
Carey tonight.
IT is rumored that Carney" Westlake
has signed with Mansfield.
THERE were two cases before His Honor
in Police Court, yesterday morning.
OFFICER JUNKINs yesterday took Mrs.
ALL, of East Wheeling, to the Weston
Asylum.
THERE are now 22S producing wells IN
the Washington oil field. The production
is 8, 500 barrels per day.
CANNOT Wheeling people educate them
selves to keep their seats in theatre until
The performance is over.
THE Wheeling base ball nine have been
presented with complimentary tickets Tor
the paper hangers ball which takes place
tonight at Turner Hall.
The directors Of the Disciples Sunday
School will give book social, at the resi-
depee of Mr.. W. S. MeCurdy, on the
Island, next Tuesday evening.
THE ladies of the AriOn Society will
give one of their delightful Katie Visites,
the first one of the season, this afternoon
aud evening, and an enjoyable time Is an
ticipated.
THE Germania Singing Society will give
a grand concert and ball at their hall,
Thursday evening, and pleasant time IS
anticipated. The Opera House orchestra
will furnish the music.
DIR. 3. Campbell, of the Ohio Valley
| Life Company, will lecture this afternoon
at 3 O'Clock, in the College Chapel, upon
the Avenues of knowledge" All are
cordially invited to attend.
THE last will and testament Of Eliza A.
Moore was admitted to probate by Record
er Hook, Yesterday, and ordered to be re-
corded. Charles Moore was appointed adj
ministrator with the will annexed. Bond,
$500.
/ IEIEk JONNE, VI SteOu ~
while jumping on and off moving freight
cars, yesterday morning, slipped and fell
under a car in such q manner that his
right foot was terribly crushed and had to
be amputated.
PETE CURRY was before Justice Ankle
Yesterday afternoon, charged with pro-
| family and beating his wife. He was lined
81 and costs in the first case and s. and
costs il the second. In default II payment
he was sent to Jail.
SUNDAY evening" October 0, Mr.. Will
Cloudy and Miss Annie Dean, both Of this
city, were married at the home Of the
bride, on South Chapline street. Rev. l..
w. Barr officiating. A brief reception was
held at the conclusion of the ceremony,
and the young couple received many con-
| gratulations A sumptuOus supper was
served and pleasant evening spent by all.
JOHN EHMANN, delegate from the State
Assembly of West Virginia, X. Of L., to
| the General Assembly at Minneapolis,
which met recently, has returned home,
and last evening he made report OF the
proceedings of the business transacted by
the General Assembly to Prosperity As
sembly. the rep TT was Of considerable
interest and large number were present.
JOSEPH VOREL, an East Eud tanner,
left his boarding house in the Fifth Ward
about three weeks ago to visit friends In
Lowell, D. He was to remain a week,
and rs the time stretched out his friends
became anxious and wrote to Lowell, the
answer being that he wGs not there.
Vorel left everything in order at his shop
and took no clothes away from his board
ing house. He is tanner and has many
| friends who are anxious about him.
1t is reported that Osborne Gray, the
we'll known colored labor leader, recently
returned home from Ohio, where he mas
been working, and found q man named
Grigsby living with his wife. On inyes-
tigation he discovered that Grigsby had
married her first, and he had been deceiy-
ed. The woman, it is alleged, wanted to
compromise by living with both men, but
Gray refused the offer and took his two
children and household goods away.